Conca delle Monache

A small basin cut into Torre Suda’s low rocky shore and connected with the sea. Local tradition links it to nuns bathing here in the early 20th century; today it should be treated as a rocky sea access, not a supervised pool.

Reach it from Torre Suda’s seafront and low rocky shore. The final approach is over rock and steps: check grip, access condition and sea before entering.

A rock-cut pool connected with the sea: water level, exchange and agitation vary with waves and local conditions. Do not assume it is safe when the outer sea is rough.

Possible with sea-confident older children in calm conditions; for small children choose an easier sandy access.

Use town parking and services; availability, traffic restrictions and charges may change in summer.

Trails, rocks or sea access make the place unsuitable for wheelchairs, pushchairs and reduced mobility.

Wet rock and steps can be slippery. Do not jump without knowing depth and obstacles; avoid entry in rough sea.

A rock-cut pool connected with the sea: water level, exchange and agitation vary with waves and local conditions. Do not assume it is safe when the outer sea is rough. Wet rock and steps can be slippery. Do not jump without knowing depth and obstacles; avoid entry in rough sea.

The story about the nuns is local tradition rather than a history verified in the institutional sources found. Most importantly, we do not repeat the old claim that the pool is safe even in rough sea.